Originally Posted by
forestpixie
Ye I know it is at the moment - I want you to set it as a UUID instead of /dev in /etc/fstab - then reboot, to make sure there are no errors.
Once that is ok and it is recognised as such in free -m then change RESUME= in the other file, not foregetting to run the update initramfs command, then reboot again.
Ok here's what I did:
1) sudo blkid -c /dev/null:
Code:
/dev/sda5: TYPE="swap" UUID="e1854fc7-11a6-4070-93cf-f92948bb3311"
2) fstab:
Code:
# /dev/sda5
UUID=e1854fc7-11a6-4070-93cf-f92948bb3311 none swap sw 0 0
3) Reboot
4) Resume file:
Code:
RESUME=UUID=e1854fc7-11a6-4070-93cf-f92948bb3311
5) sudo update-initramfs -u
6) Reboot
7) Hibernate (no errors!)
But when i boot again, it doesn't resume..it just boots up.
Btw, for some reason i don't see the ubuntu-bar anymore but i have a code-view of what happens. (even with normal reboot)
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